The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-05

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ton, dec, situated at Oliphant's Mill.
Sale in Swedesboro.
Election next Tuesday. Every man
should vote.
The full moon the past week was the
huskers' mOOn.
The n~ew-fangled ballot box will re-
ceive your votes next Tuesday.
$. r. Leap s. Son desire the attention
of our readers In another column.
Joseph Diver has bought the Isaac
Lippincott property which adjoins MS.
The gunners were out in force on
Tuesday and many rabbits were killed.
Township collector Josiah Summer
oIll is distributing the u~nwelcOmed tax
bills.
The boys and gis..s played some Of
their pranks on Hollow eve by chang
ing signs.
The w. G. II. U. will provide din
on election day in a tent on Oak Street
for % cents.
Rev. j. l.. Watson. of Glendola.
Mmm outh county, is visiting relatives
in Pennsgrove.
r. Gwynne, Jr. was in Pennsgrove
l. st Saturday gathering political news.
Iae gave us II hasty call.
Every one should read the advertise
mei.t of W. II. Thompson & Co., 7
Salem, in another column.
A wise man saves hay and corn by
Keeping his horses warm with blank
cts BIZ sghi at Robbins's.
Josiah Summerill has sold his Lance
who'd stallion to Robert N. Allen, OF
Shiloh, Cumberland county.
The Republican candidate for Sena-
trc Samuel NJ. L~ippincott gave Penns.
troue IA visit on Wednesday.
Edward 5. Harris has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of his premises
by brushing it up with bright colors.
The Bethel congregation were well
pleased with the mt of their new
pastor, Rev. C. S. Powelson, last Sun
day.
W. S. Avis has t~astefully fitted up
the large room next the post office and
opened a restaurant with Elnest light
in charge.
Rev. r F. Y. Pierce, of Phila., well
known in this section, has received a
call to the pastorate of the Mt. Holly
Baptist Church.
On Friday afternoon Of last week
Milliard +. Riley the Democratic "A II
didate for Assembly gave us IA call as
he did others in this section.
The Parsonage Society of st. Pauls
Church will hold a Bazaar in Odd Eel
lows Hall on Thursday, FRIDAY, and
Saturday, November oath, 25tb, land
26th.
Those young men who cannot go to
the public school and are DESTROYS of
learning something and improving their
time should enter Shoemaker's night
school.
Vincent S. Cook, known in Salem
county, has quit the position as city
editor of the Phil. Ne,cs and has been
offered Il position on the New York
World.
A bank note issued by the Farmers
Bank of Wilmington i'll 1873, Just "a
years ago, was received by that bank
for redemption last week. The note
was we'll preserved.
John &. Ward, the Republican caE-
didaie for the Assembly, made n flying
visit to Pennsvilie and Pennsgrove last
Saturday and saw the river for the
inst time in his own county.
Democratic candidate for Sheriff
James Butcher was In Pennsgrove OF
Monday aad Tuesday. Those Penns-
grove fishermen who have had dealings
with him at Hope Creek speak well of
him.
Roller skating seems to be slightly
awakening interest again. A rink has
been opened in Pottsville. and it is
said several will be started in the in
terror towns of Pennsylvania during the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin B. Dolbow
celebrated their twenty -dfth anniver-
sary of their marriage on Thursday Of
last week. About severity relatives
and friends were present. The Swedes-
boro band enlivened the occasion.
Any PennsRrove people or citizen
of New Jersey going to Wilmington
and wishing photographs, go to Beech
er's gallery, 315 Market St., west side;
first gallery below 4th St. His pictur-
es aie the hest. Prices reasonable.
Uses the instantaneous process only.
Time of setting n quarter of a sec,
and. 10-15-5t.